A River Reborn: One Year After Klamath River Dam Removal
In fall 2024, CalTrout and our partners installed a SONAR fish counting station at the entrance to newly reopened habitat on the Klamath River. Our data is in and tells us that more than 7,700 Chinook salmon swam upriver of the former Iron Gate Dam site.
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CalTrout Supports Salmon Protection Through Higher Smith River Flows
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Trinity River Restoration Listens To Guides, Halts Gravel Infusion
Read more →: Trinity River Restoration Listens To Guides, Halts Gravel InfusionCalTrout Backs Trinity Fly Fishing Guides The Trinity River has become a hot Northern California steelhead fishery over the last handful of years; its…
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Saving The Klamath River: An Interview With Fly Fishing Guide Craig Nielsen
Read more →: Saving The Klamath River: An Interview With Fly Fishing Guide Craig NielsenWith the Klamath River, dam removal and the KBRA agreement being so much in the news these days, we thought we’d talk to Craig…
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CalTrout Helping To Reconnect Central Valley Floodplains To Rivers
Read more →: CalTrout Helping To Reconnect Central Valley Floodplains To RiversCalifornia’s Central Valley floodplains have been largely disconnected from the Sacramento River by levees, which have dramatically reduced the amount of “spillover” space available…
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California’s Salmon Hatchery System Needs Rethinking…
Read more →: California’s Salmon Hatchery System Needs Rethinking…The effects of massive quantities of hatchery-raised salmon on native populations are only now becoming clear, and on the California Water Blog, Dr. Peter…
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Fish & Game Releases Draft of New Suction Dredge Mining Regulations
Read more →: Fish & Game Releases Draft of New Suction Dredge Mining RegulationsReacting to criticism of the existing suction dredge mining regulations — which did little to protect fish populations — California Fish & Game has…









